Gender and art

Nan Goldin, Cookie with Max on the hammock, Provincetown, Mass., 1977

QF - Quattlebaum Foretich - Gallery presents Nan Goldin: wish you were here, the artistʼs first exhibition at the gallery from August 3-18, 2013. This intimate exhibition, curated by Carrie Mackin, includes color photographs from the 1980's to the present. Wish you were here, reveals the leisurely spirit of the artist's time at her home in Sag Harbor and her countless summers abroad.

Nan Goldin, considered one of the most important photographers of her generation, is known for her intensely personal, sexual and confrontational imagery. Wish you were here includes a mix of new and iconic photographs of Goldinʼs friends, children and other loved ones reveling in the long, sunfilled summer days.

Nan Goldin : Wish You Were Here

August 3-18, 2013, QF Gallery

http://www.qfgallery.com/CURRENT.html

Gagosian Rome presents Nan Goldin's Scopophilia. This is the renowned photographer's first major exhibition in Rome.

The Greek term scopophilia literally means "love of looking," but also refers to the erotic pleasure derived from gazing at images of the body. Goldin's Scopophilia is both a slide-show and an ongoing photographic series, begun in 2010 when she was given private access to the Louvre Museum every Tuesday. During these privileged sojourns, she wandered and photographed freely throughout the museum's renowned collections of painting and sculpture.

Nan Goldin - Scopophilia

March 21 - May 24, 2014

Gagosian Gallery, Rome

http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/nan-goldin--march-21-2014